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I live close by and travel down East Dulwich Grove during the morning rush hour daily. I can’t say that I have noticed any increase in traffic since they have been open. I suppose the road is already heavily congested and residents were genuinely concerned.

22 Upland Road - next to Eric’s. Another recommendation for this cute cafe. The coffee is excellent and the owner very friendly and helpful.

We had a parcel stolen a few months ago with the thief being very identifiable and with very good camera footage. I reported this to the Met Police and told them I had footage but they didn’t ask for it and quickly closed the case.

Ohh very interesting as I believe I saw a pair about a month ago when I was walking in Camberwell Old Cemetery. I was sure they were kites but started second guessing myself when I couldn’t see any reported locally.

Does it need to be a tennis club specifically? JAGS has a lot of courts.

I saw a very large pheasant in Camberwell Old Cemetery a few days ago. I?ve also seen them over the years around Greendale.

There are so many vegan options in our area. I?ve been plant based for 10 years and the offerings have really grown. Even if the restaurant at is not vegan/vegetarian I have found most have decent vegan choices. My favourite entirely vegan cafe/restaurant is Zionly Manna in Peckham indoor market. Others I enjoy are Ganapati, Taco Queen and the Begging Bowl. Also the Happy Cow website & app is very helpful especially when travelling and I?ve had excellent meals based on their users reviews. I would never have found Zionly Manna if it weren?t for Happy Cow.

I live on Tarbert Road and have not received any consultation documents. I was aware of the new CPZ consultation from reading the EDF and so have completed the online questionnaire but other residents may not have. My neighbours and I regularly struggle to find parking during the working day so I?m concerned we won?t be heard if we haven?t been formally consulted.

They do private hire. Find their contact details on their website: http://www.dkhap.org.uk/index.php